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Bagdi and the
Namasudras Jotedars were in
actual control of
village land and
economy for a long
period of time in history.
Jotedars were
pitted against in...
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workers in the party. By 18
March the
peasants started seizing land from
jotedars (feudal
lords who
owned large plots of land in the region).
Peasant committees...
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before division the crop
would stay in
their godowns and not that of the
Jotedars. The
sharecroppers were
encouraged by the fact that the
Bengal Land Revenue...
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influence of the
landowners fell and that of the
jotedars rose.
Particularly in less
developed regions,
jotedars gained power as
grain or jute
traders and,...
- them were the
chukandiars and
jotedars, and at the top were the zamindars. Some
Rajbongshis were
zamindars or
jotedars.
According to a 2019 research,...
- had been
reduced to the
representative party of ****ders,
landlords and
jotedars and that
there would be no
solution without direct action and sustained...
- the bargadars, the
legal protection against eviction by the
landlords (
jotedars), and
entitled them to the due
share of the produce.
Operation Barga was...
- Jagirdars, Zaildars, Ghatwals, Mulraiyats, Sardars, Mankaris, Thakurs,
Jotedars, Jenmis, Deshmukhs, Deshpandes, Desais, Chaudhries, Nayaks, Nairs, Naduvazhis...
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increasingly share the
revenue with
intermediate tenure holders,
called jotedars, who
supervised farming in the villages. Consequently,
unlike the contemporaneous...
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peasants started seizing land from
jotedars (landowners who
owned large plots of land in the
region were
called jotedars). The
inspector of
Jharugaon village...
